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Advanced Placement (AP)

The AP Program gives you a chance to experience college-level classes in high school and opens the door to earning college credit before you ever set foot on campus. You’ll get to dig deeper into subjects you love while building the skills and confidence you need to succeed in college.

Our school offers 16 AP courses in 6 subjects, each of which culminates in an exam in May. If you score a 3 or higher (on a scale of 1–5), you could earn college credit, skip intro-level courses, or both at thousands of U.S. colleges and universities. Earning credit in high school means paying for fewer credits in college. It also opens up your schedule, allowing you to take more electives, pursue a second major, or study abroad. Because of the rigor of the AP courses they are weighted on a 5.0 scale. Regardless of your AP Exam score, taking AP courses can have a positive impact on your college applications. Admissions officers know college faculty play a big role in developing AP courses, so they know students who took AP pushed themselves to take challenging, college-level courses. This is something colleges like to see.

Take some time to look through the AP courses we offer to see if any interest you. By taking these courses, you can find out what college work is like while you have the support of teachers you trust in an environment you know.

AP Exam Registration Process +
Students that are enrolled in fall or A/B AP courses will be asked in the fall to register for AP Exams. Students that are enrolled in spring AP courses will be asked to register in the spring. The exams will still take place in May.